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Originally Posted by Apothocary
I think there are delay issues from the time you press record to the time you hit pause?
It's not excessive, but it's enough to cut some time off those 'golden moments' I find myself grabbing now and again.
I would say it's around 1 - 1.5 second of shortage.
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To verify, you mean a delay from when you hit record to when it actually begins recording? That also drives me nuts and is something I'm going to work on fixing (in addition to the "finalizing" delay when you hit stop).
It has to do with the amount of time it takes to setup and tear down the audio system correctly. The former takes time as I need to start the queues up from scratch (lest I screw up the syncing) and the latter takes time as I don't get the audio buffers constantly, only every second, so I have to wait for the final buffers to come in before I can truly stop recording. The next version is going to switch to a lower-level audio API so I can handle the sync without having to constantly turn on/off the audio, and which will give me the audio more often so I don't have to wait a noticeable amount of time when you hit stop.
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Originally Posted by pottyvick
I think there is a problem when you upload them to youtube. I uploaded one this morning and I just tried playing it back but the sound is not there. All you hear is an occasional hissing sound but thats it. I wonder if it was just that upload or maybe something in the encoding process that messes it up when uploaded as is. Ill have to wait 'till later to test another video...
Will post when I can test again...or if someone else can upload a video to youtube and tell me if it came out fine...
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There is definitely something bad going on here. I am going to look into this for the next version (for which I am concentrating on "things you can do with your videos").
One concern is that there aren't many audio codecs I can legally use (speaking of which, I'm pretty certain that IVR is violating a bunch of patents in its encoding process... I need to look into that more). MP3 costs a lot of money ($2 per copy of Cycorder), and that's what YouTube recommends using :(.
Also, I don't have /that/ much CPU time available to be doing audio compression. Right now I'm using a 44,100 16-bit, mono PCM channel (uncompressed).
If anyone knows anything about all of the codecs that YouTube happens to support when you upload a video it would be really useful.